Showing posts with label At-Risk Youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label At-Risk Youth. Show all posts

Sunday, October 2, 2016

LET OUR PEOPLE GO!










Kandaki-Ma Nuta Beqsu (Adenike Amen-Ra)

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We are available for Lectures, Panel Discussions, Conferences, and Workshops, along with an Af-Ra-Ka-N Centered curriculum for youth STEAM homeschooling, Workshops, and Itinerate Tutoring. 
We live in our ancient KMT Spiritual systems to serve our community in Libations, Griot Spoken Word Presentations, KMT Wedding, Naming and ReBirth, Personal consultations for Nia (Purpose), Health, Career and, Relationship, and Ascension officiant, Salutations and Blessings for new beginnings, (Home and Businesses blessings), Afrikan Storytelling. Amen Par Ankh is a Sacred Temple of Life- We are a KRST conscious Community. We Grow Food to restore balance in our relationship with the cosmos, earth, and our Natural communities by increasing awareness of Life, Health, and Environment. We are a Maafia a "Healthy Place To Live" Amen Ankh Urban Farm’s Mission is to produce, promote, and perpetuate food, resources, and comfort and to grow local healthy Indigenous Foods in environmentally, respected, earth gentle ways. Call Us-816-281-7704 

The information on this website has been put together for general information, education, reference, Spirituality Current Events, and entertainment purposes only and is not intended to provide medical advice. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any specific condition. Ask your doctor for his professional advice before making radical changes in your diet and lifestyle.




Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Black Men Are KRST

Black Men are KRST

 

The US Eats their Indigo Children!

 
 While many Black Afrikan Original Families have accepted and succumbed to the alien inception of a post racial society, in parallel, there is a silent Revolution brewing where our Youth are rising to their highest version. So, instead of self-policing and protecting their own autonomous Black Families and neighborhoods, the push for integration allowed psychopaths to invade and destroy what remains a destitute corral of black people, predominantly the weak, poor, and Elderly, who lick themselves into houses, or live in the toxic environments of tail pipe emission, and Asbestos. Overwhelmingly, our single parent mothers are defenseless, having their suns run their households, because of the welfare system's effect of single parents, pushing fathers out of their households. As our Black Men and fathers fight to stay out of the claws of the prison industrial-neo-slavery machines. Many Black Boule` families are also scattered in integrated communities, or fostered or adopted by caucasian people who incept their middle class values on our Black gifted and talented youth. Yet no matter where they are or what station or class Afrikan original people have achieved in this world, they are still statically stereotyped as potential suspects and non-human.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated after he said: "...But I've come to believe we're integrating into a burning house." We have to build our own Black Autonomy that we protect ourselves. Our youth are the walking wounded corralled into a war zone for genocide. Our youth are suffering from PTSD and an overload of mis-information. Many of the adults around them who are socialized into the psychopathy of a toxic enemy mind, do not offer any solutions. They are hollow, unconscious, stripped of their own culture and self knowledge. All that our adults have to offer are platitudes, prayer vigils, and 3 ON 3 basketball events.
 
Our Black men are living in this time of wholesale murder by the authorities of this society. They are suffering from a living death, as human sacrifices, to perpetuate an Isfit (chaos) world of Imperialism.
 When we see our Black men wearing these "counterfeit Christ" death symbols, that glorify the execution and suffering of a roman caricature construct- Je-w+Zeus, while ignoring the ongoing suffering of all of our own young Black men, and an ever-widening gap filled with poor people. We can see how All of Our Black Men have been rendered unconscious by the anti-KRST who is here in the world, and actually serve as willing slaughtered lambs. They don't see that they are really the Black KRST Heru warriors, because they are blinded by the dysfunctional fictitious character that hides an alien agenda of dead stone, blue-eyed demonic charade, and who masquerades into the psyche of our youth, in most cases by their own family members- mothers, aunts, and fathers who choose to daily drink from the weakened milk of a better world, after they die.  

Many of our people suffer from a severe mental illness, that I call Maafa Syndrome. Maafa Syndrome is the total identification with an abuser, for the hope of favor. Maafa syndrome occurred in many Indigo peoples, long before what is known as Stockholm Syndrome. 

From youth, our Indigo KRSTs have been mentally enslaved to daily maintain this false illusion of the status quote of Isfit (confusion, chaos, mayhem) Maafa (A terrible disaster) and imperialism for more than the past 2000 year world paradigm... Our Black Lives are the Martyrs of prophecy Revelations 6:9-11

KRST stands for *Ka- Immortal Eternal Soul, Life Force *Ra- Sun Creation, Enlightened *Sa- Protector, Bes *Ta- Land, Kingdom.


The alien counterfeit religions of this world have built false institutions to direct our men to be slaughtered in mind body and soul. Our families, while ignorantly supporting these religious institutions, continue to lie to our children using the fantasy perversions of our own native cultural seasonal celebrations- with Santa Claus, Christmas replaces the Winter Solstice and the birth of Heru; the Easter Bunny, and St Patrick, replaces the Vernal Equinox; and the presence of Bes the Twa man all over the world; Jack-O-Lanterns, Halloween and the tooth Fairy, take the place of our harvest celebrations, Ancestral remembrances, and the Autumnal Equinox; so that our youth grow up to then embrace more false platitudes of allegiance, to US patriotism, Maritime Law and justice, Caucasian Superman/Savior,- that are bias, bigoted, racist, and sexist.

Armageddon T-Rump and the Mass Murderers of Indigo Peoples




Our youth are corralled into a slaughterhouse for their own annihilation. As long as we choose to follow the false alien values and belief systems of these religions, we shall always hear about the Trayvons and Emmett Tills- lynchings from 3rd Grade defective educational systems- to the prison and military-industrial complex, while our youth are invited to shoot a ball through a basket. This reminds me of the Afrikan/Aztec/Mayan sacrifices Sending their Army of soul-diers into the future- in the latter days of decline in the civilization, with death sacrifice on a daily bases, as their children kicked the skulls of the sacrificed around as pastime footballs!


Our youth and Men are the bloody mortar cement for their building stones and the grinding grease for their machinery, 
perpetually targeted by the color of their skin and texture of their hair... 
 









Our Children need to feel respected and valued in their own life with their own cultural centered, values and beliefs. We often try to acculturate our Pre-Teens into this isfit, chaos, alien pseudo value system because we don't recognize or know ourselves, or we have rejected our own ways through brainwashing and ignorance. Our story is still not written or recognized in the textbooks of their institutions. This system has no respect or relationship to our own cultural values. You can set a youth into an unhealthy spiral of power and control conflicts, to crush their spirit and self-esteem, or have them grow to hate all authority figures... Sometimes we "Willie Lynch" our own children "for massa" and instill dysfunctional ideas that destroy their adult lives and relationships...

It was our KRST Consciousness that enabled us to live naturally and in spiritual communion with nature, But we were deceived by those who pretended to come in peace, and they replaced our KRST Consciousness with Roman Catholic patriarchy and protestant Christianity, that replaces our higher consciousness with the idolatry of a Caucasian man. As a result, we have been powerless ever since. We were tricked into attaching ourselves to their counterfeit belief systems, denominations, and cult-religions that only "sounds' like that which empowers us.

Our youth are the walking wounded corralled into a war zone for genocide. Our youth are suffering from PTSD and an overload of misinformation. Many of the adults around them who are socialized into the psychopathy of a toxic enemy mind, do not offer any solutions. They are hollow, unconscious, stripped of their own culture, and self-knowledge. All that our adults have to offer are platitudes, prayer vigils, and 3-on-3 basketball games.

KRSTs or the youth coming into the consciousness of their Natural ancient original ways of life. They have chosen to move towards nature, balance, cooperative, harmonious spiritual ways. They are our Indigo Golden Herus, finding and rebuilding the 14 pieces of Ausar.

The difference between a KRST and a "Christ" is -KRST consciousness, that opened the way in our cultural understanding of the cosmos, to create a culture that enabled us to live in harmony with creation in a natural balance and in spiritual communion with the natural world. We were deceived by those who invaded our residences, pretending to come in peace, then they replaced our KRST consciousness with the man-made Christian religion, and as a result, we have been powerless and impotent ever since. We were even taught to despise and reject our own beliefs and value systems, that were plagiarized and written right in their holy books, as false teachers, deceivers witchcraft, hoodoo, and trivial. We were tricked and bamboozled into attaching ourselves to their counterfeit religions, thinking that their way is more empowering than our own. In the U.S. there was a generational degrade of our people over time, where we were stripped of our land, resources, culture- language, philosophy, connection with our spiritual understanding. When you wipe the mind of any connection or relationship- It is easy to then incept and replace ideas. Words have power. Lies have cataclysmic, damaging effects. The moment that we begin to accept lies and false inceptions, our body and mind begin to change. We are under attack by autoimmune diseases. Our immune system does not bother to distinguish between fact or fantasy. Our consciousness no longer questions the truth or lies. It only reacts to what it is given.  That is why they attack our naive children and get the parents to go along with- an Easter bunny laying colored eggs, Halloween Trick-a-Trunks, and a fat white-bearded man magically appearing in our homes to replace our parental authority, economics, and leadership. We are actually dysfunctionally co-depending on a foreign alien personification, rather than our own collective consciousness and Ancestors. It seems familiar because their system was co-opted from our own! Yet, there is something skewed and inert about their structure. Maybe it is because of their calcified pineal gland. Like a father born with no eyes trying to explain to his sighted child, everything he knows about vision. Some children love their Father so much that they will take out their own eyes to be like their father rather than to see the real world! This reminds me of the Eagle and the pigeon story or the Ugly Duckling story- How a Beautiful Black swan, crippled herself to be like a duck, until she found her own flock. Black people have taken swine entrails that were given to us to enslave and degrade our consciousness, and attempted to make them into a palatable gourmet delicacy- Yet in reality, we are actually feeding our children and inviting into our sacred temple, the lowest foulest piece of animal carcass- swine intestine entrails- instead of growing our own foods and feeding our temples and mind the abundance and variety of nutritious and healthy foods... Yet most are not even eating food- they are only drinking milk/pus.

"Only cowardly, blinded, ignorant men (and mothers) see their children under attack and join the attackers. Our children are suffering, and acting and lashing out. All we do is suppress them even more. We have not succeeded in constructing the institutions and organizations to heal them and direct their Righteous Anger, so they spiral down and fall into the traps that our enemies set for them. Then we stand over the pit and shame them for falling. This is Disgraceful."

"Our youth don't owe us shit, we owe them an apology, and a promise that we will retake the world for them.-" Diallo Kenyatta-


It is often unpleasant to be moved out of one's comfort zone. To realize that they are believing a lie, and to see the error of one's ways, can sometimes be very traumatic. Then, to also recognize that their parents, friends, and family have virtually lied to them in their innocence and ignorance. This is called Cognitive Dissonance. Yet, as our Black men and women will fight to their death, thinking they are martyrs for their slave master's belief system, to continue to lead our youth into this fraudulent circle jerk of an alien patriarchy. We thereby enable and empower our adversaries in the mind, body/temple and soul of each generation. We must move from drinking the milk/pus of our oppressors- to eating the meat of our own Black African Ancestors and way of life.

I have coined the phrase "MAAFA SYNDROME because this syndrome was embedded into the Afrikan Diaspora long before this western Stockholm
psychological description... 







Our Indigo crystal Youth ARE KRSTs! KRST stands for 
*Ka- Immortal Eternal Soul- Life Force 
*Ra- Sun Creation, enlightened 
*Sa- Protector, Bes 
*Ta- Land, Sanctuary, Kingdom.

The KRST HERUs are returning in our youth in our lifetime! Respect the real Trinity of Auset-Heru and Ausar!

Y/Our job as awakened conscious Men- Fathers, Brothers, Uncles, (and Mothers, Sisters, Auntie) and Teachers, is to unite, awaken and teach our youth how to recognize and resist this anti-KRST, then to Re-Member and show them by example, how to be and live as true KRST/Heru- who vanquished the assault of his father Ausar -by destroying Set and reuniting the 14 pieces of Ausar!...







Kandaki-Ma Nuta Beqsu (Adenike Amen-Ra)

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We are available for Lectures, Panel Discussions, Conferences, and Workshops, along with an Af-Ra-Ka-N Centered curriculum for youth STE-A-M homeschooling, Workshops, and Itinerant Tutoring.
We live in our ancient KMT Spiritual systems to serve our community in Libations, Griot Spoken Word Presentations, KMT Wedding, Naming and Re-birth, Personal consultations for Nia (Purpose), Health, Career and, Relationship, and Ascension officiant, Salutations and Blessings for new beginnings, (Home and Businesses blessings), Afrikan Storytelling. Amen Par Ankh is a Sacred Temple of Life- We are a KRST conscious Community. We Grow Food to restore balance in our relationship with the cosmos, earth, and our Natural communities by increasing awareness of Life, Health, and Environment. We are a Ma'afia a "Healthy Place To Live" Amen Ankh Urban Farm’s Mission is to produce, promote, and perpetuate food, resources, and comfort and to grow local healthy Indigenous Foods in environmentally, respected, earth gentle ways. Call Us-816-281-7704 Contact: amen.parankh@gmail.com or amen.ankh@live.com Phone: 816-281-7704


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Thursday, May 29, 2014

Ascension of Queen Maya Angelou April 4th 1928 - May 28th 2014

Queen Maya Angelou The Heart of a Woman

Credit: Suge White

Maya Angelou was born on April 4, 1928. Born Marguerite Annie Johnson in St. Louis, Missouri. Her parents divorced when she was only three and she was sent with her brother Bailey to live with their grandmother in the small town of Stamps, Arkansas. In Stamps, the young girl experienced the racial discrimination that was the legally enforced way of Jim Crow laws in the American South, but she also absorbed the deep religious faith and old-fashioned courtesy of traditional African American life. She credits her grandmother and her extended family with instilling in her the values that informed her later life and career. She enjoyed a close relationship with her brother. Unable to pronounce her name because of a stutter, Bailey called her "My" for "My sister." A few years later, when he read a book about the Maya Indians, he began to call her "Maya," and the name stuck.
 At age seven, while visiting her mother in Chicago, she was sexually molested by her mother's boyfriend. Too ashamed to tell any of the adults in her life, she confided in her brother. When she later heard the news that an uncle had killed her attacker, she felt that her words had killed the man. She fell silent and did not speak for five years.
 Maya began to speak again at 13, when she and her brother rejoined their mother in San Francisco. Maya attended Mission High School and won a scholarship to study dance and drama at San Francisco's Labor School, where she was exposed to the progressive ideals that animated her later political activism. She dropped out of school in her teens to become San Francisco's first African American female cable car conductor. She later returned to high school, but became pregnant in her senior year and graduated a few weeks before giving birth to her son, Guy. She left home at 16 and took on the difficult life of a single mother, supporting herself and her son by working as a waitress and cook, but she had not given up on her talents for music, dance, performance and poetry.
 In 1952, she married a Greek sailor named Anastasios Angelopulos. When she began her career as a nightclub singer, she took the professional name Maya Angelou, combining her childhood nickname with a form of her husband's name. Although the marriage did not last, her performing career flourished. She toured Europe with a production of the opera Porgy and Bess in 1954 and 1955. She studied modern dance with Martha Graham, danced with Alvin Ailey on television variety shows and recorded her first record album, Calypso Lady (1957).
 She had composed song lyrics and poems for many years, and by the end of the 1950's was increasingly interested in developing her skills as a writer. She moved to New York, where she joined the Harlem Writers Guild and took her place among the growing number of young Black writers and artists associated with the Civil Rights Movement. She acted in the historic Off-Broadway production of Jean Genet's The Blacks and wrote and performed a Cabaret for Freedom with the actor and comedian Godfrey Cambridge.
 In New York, she fell in love with the South African civil rights activist Vusumzi Make and in 1960, the couple moved, with Angelou's son, to Cairo, Egypt. In Cairo, Angelou served as editor of the English language weekly The Arab Observer. Angelou and Guy later moved to Ghana, where she joined a thriving group of African American expatriates. She served as an instructor and assistant administrator at the University of Ghana's School of Music and Drama, worked as feature editor for The African Review and wrote for The Ghanaian Times and the Ghanaian Broadcasting Company.
 During her years abroad, she read and studied voraciously, mastering French, Spanish, Italian, Arabic and the West African language Fanti. She met with the American dissident leader Malcolm X in his visits to Ghana, and corresponded with him as his thinking evolved from the racially polarized thinking of his youth to the more inclusive vision of his maturity.
 Maya Angelou returned to America in 1964, with the intention of helping Malcolm X build his new Organization of African American Unity. Shortly after her arrival in the United States, Malcolm X was assassinated, and his plans for a new organization died with him. Angelou involved herself in television production and remained active in the Civil Rights Movement, working more closely with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who requested that Angelou serve as Northern Coordinator for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. His assassination, falling on her birthday in 1968, left her devastated. With the guidance of her friend, the novelist James Baldwin, she found solace in writing, and began work on the book that would become 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings'. The book tells the story of her life from her childhood in Arkansas to the birth of her child. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings was published in 1970 to widespread critical acclaim and enormous popular success.
 Seemingly overnight, Angelou became a national figure. In the following years, books of her verse and the subsequent volumes of her autobiographical narrative won her a huge international audience. She was increasingly in demand as a teacher and lecturer and continued to explore dramatic forms as well. She wrote the screenplay and composed the score for the film Georgia, Georgia (1972). Her screenplay, the first by an African American woman ever to be filmed, was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.
 Angelou has been invited by successive Presidents of the United States to serve in various capacities. President Ford appointed her to the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission and President Carter invited her to serve on the Presidential Commission for the International Year of the Woman. President Clinton requested that she compose a poem to read at his inauguration in 1993. Angelou's reading of her poem "On the Pulse of the Morning" was broadcast live around the world.
 Since 1981, Angelou has served as Reynolds Professor of American Studies at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She has continued to appear on television and in films including Poetic Justice (1993) and the landmark television adaptation of Roots (1977). She has directed numerous dramatic and documentary programs on television and directed her first feature film, Down in the Delta, in 1996.
 The list of her published works now includes more than 30 titles. These include numerous volumes of verse, beginning with Just Give Me a Cool Drink of Water 'Fore I Die (1971). Books of her stories and essays include Wouldn't Take Nothing For My Journey Now (1993) and Even the Stars Look Lonesome (1997). She has continued the compelling narrative of her life in the books Gather Together in My Name (1974),Singin' and Swingin' and Gettin' Merry Like Christmas (1976),The Heart of a Woman (1981), All God's Children Need Traveling Shoes (1987) and A Song Flung Up to Heaven(2002).
 In 2000, Dr. Angelou was honored with the Presidential Medal of the Arts; she received the Ford's Theatre Lincoln Medal in 2008. The same year, she narrated the award-winning documentary film The Black Candle and published a book of guidance for young women, Letter to My Daughter. In 2011, President Barack Obama awarded her the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
 Maya Angelou also participated in a series of live broadcasts for Achievement Television in 1991, 1994 and 1997, taking questions submitted by students from across the United States.
 Rest in peace, Maya Angelou. We will ALWAYS love you!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyHqafC740QBio of Dr. Maya Angelou


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Sunday, April 13, 2014

AMEN PAR ANKH Sacred Temple of Life: Trayvon Martin's Death Marks the End of a Post Rac...

Trayvon Martin's Death Marks the End of a Post Racial Society Delusion


 AMEN PAR ANKH Sacred Temple of Life: Trayvon Martin's Death Marks the End of a Post Rac...:

I wish to personally give honor and deepest sympathy to the TRAYVON MARTIN FAMILY!
I AM TRAYVON’s FAMILY! I feel his absence on this planet! I am his Sister, his cousins, his Aunt, his teacher, his grandmother, and I live in HIS world… I am so disappointed. My sons have been lynched by the “Just-Us” of this society, far too long. My outrage and distrust in the US civic and legal system isn't just about "z" anymore it is about our own self-determination in controlling an oppressive power structure- that systematically emasculates and dehumanizes our men and censors and manipulates the mass media. "z" was only their attack dog for the status quo of gentrification of commercial businesses and real estate. So he only served the interests of that status quo... For our young men to be on an unspoken curfew- and invisible redline, where they cannot go out at night to buy the toxic waste of GMO high fructose Candy and Tea is a paradox. We work at their jobs, buy from their stores, eat their junk foods, We rent from them- Instead of organizing to create and own OUR world. Trayvon was profiled by someone who has inserted the alien oppressive stereotypes of this society. Mexicans and other Latin speaking people have often leaped in and out of the WASP Privileged society structure for their own survival. All they have to do is deny their culture and speak English. We call this "Passing." “z” considers himself to be a part of this “WASP” (White Arrogant Society of the Privileged.) This brainwashed attack dog is now celebrated and financially supported by these same WASP gated communities and political organizations! 

Trayvon still matters today. The legacy of this young man’s life and his traumatic destruction and miscarriage of justice, reverberates, echoes and metastasizes as a symbol in so many matters of day to day prejudices, bigotry, stereotypes, sentiments, attitudes and actions toward our Black youth in the U.S. 

Currently, in Kansas City, our youth are being racially profiled, corralled and blocked out of public access areas in Kansas City. They have shut our youth out of Swope Park, The Country Club Plaza, Westport, the 39th street shopping area, and The Power and Light district.

Here in KC we have the Country Club Plaza - The first Gated Community built by JC Nichols, for "white flight" from Integration, and the Power and "Light- white- Reich" districts for example, that are heralded as elite commercial and tourism attractions. 

The Power and Light District is presently a commercial business organization that has put in place watchdog security strategies that have stereotyped our Afrikan American males in particular and instituted their dress codes that attack the cultural attire of Afrikan Americans. They have also attacked Afrikan American business owners and discouraged patronage by sending city officials to nitpick and pass out city code citations, while the police, harass the patrons in the parking lots and on their way home. To address this blatant discrimination, our young people staged a “White Tee-Shirt” Protest in 2008… http://www.pitch.com/FastPitch/archives/2008/08/31/aclu-protests-power-and-light-dress-code , http://www.tonyskansascity.com/2008/08/tkc-exclusive-aclu-plans-white-t-shirt.html Very little was changed. Even Afrikan American community leaders, dressed in full traditional Afrikan Attire, have been thrown out of businesses in this district.

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The Country Club Plaza - Was the first Gated Community built by JC Nichols, for "white flight" from Integration. There was a time when Blacks were not allowed to live passed 24th street, and The Plaza was a segregated area where only Black menial workers and maids were allowed to enter. They also had "Sundown Laws" in place after 6pm. Presently this area has the only local movie theater in the midtown metro area. This has created an uproar and complaints against Black youth who are seen around the fountains and high price tagged shops. KC Black parents are not organized to chaperon and self-police our youth from their own neighborhoods or sufficiently provide mentorship and assistance for struggling single parents,  or carpool and provide transportation for the youth to go in public areas. Black people are expressing so much self-hatred toward our youth, and yet, we are ignoring the fact that we are all steadily being harassed, detained, picked off and quarantined by the police, targeting mostly the blighted zip code areas where many Black elderly, disabled, lower income single parents and those on fixed incomes are concentrated.


Now on the south side of Kansas City, they are building a new nuclear weapons plant facility for the military industrial complex, while tearing down the old, Honeywell/Bendix nuclear weapons plant- to create one great Brownfield area. In the heart of the midtown area, the city builds a brand new police campus that includes a forensic lab (as if there is an anticipation of more death by murder and crime.) Prior to this multi-million dollar building project, many of the Black Homeowners (often elderly and on fixed incomes) were forced out of their properties, without even a fair market replacement value, which prevented them from restoring their lives and being able to move into another home that was comparable to their existing way of life. The Public Education system formulated an attack against the homegrown Afrikan Centered School to replace it with a doppelganger Afro-themed construct. 

In effect, our youth are being systematically captured, fingerprinted, photographed and branded as juvenile delinquents to be treated as refugees in their own residential areas. This seems like our youth are pre-sentenced for the prison Industrial complex. The paradox of federal penitentiaries is that the tax dollars are now given to the rural areas for each prisoner, where the majority of these prisons are built- in many cases ON THE SAME LAND THAT WAS ONCE USED AS SLAVE PLANTATIONS! So even more money is siphoned out of the Black economy and neighborhoods.

What I find most disturbing is the apathy! In any other community, If we found 2 youth per week, murdered, or missing, there would be an international moratorium until there is an end to this tragedy! Yet this IS happening, all over the world, to people of color. Black families, overwhelmingly are not involved in the foster parents provider system. The majority of the children who are left orphaned by our imprisoned fathers and mothers, are also left vulnerable, so that the cycle perpetually continues. To compound this, Afrikan Americans are dying MORE from stress, and contaminated foods to mitigate what I call the hand of death and disease, Stroke, Heart Attack, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, and Cancers!

It is so sad mediocre and typical to hear House Negropeons attempt to rationalize a “post racial society” when it is nonexistent. I speak of arrogant classism and privilege in the oppression of man’s inhumanity against man and in opposition to our struggle for human rights in which African American leaders were slaughtered, lynched and detoured from the successful achievement of economic acquisition by Cointelpro. If you would only research the profound disparities in relationship to police and civil brutality and murder of African American Men, and the prison industrial complex, You would know that the odds are stacked against our people. 



YES I AM ANGRY -I am outraged, and very hurt about the continual and systematic injustices toward Afrikan American Men, and those who seek to rationalize and justify the wholesale lynching, murder, disenfranchisement and neo-slavery of our men from the third grade- to special education and the penitentiary. This is a cycle of violence and terrorism that our young men are daily introduced to. I had a Father and Mother in my household, with Brothers, Uncles, Sons, Students, and Grandsons that need more than just their fathers and mothers together in the household, a basketball hoop and an integrated “Kum-ba-ya”. They need to know how to live, survive and maneuver in a world of apathy, callused bigots, institutionalized psychopathic racism, invisible redlining, and a treacherous civil and legal system!




Trayvon Martin also had a father and mother in his household- Trayvon went out on the night of his murder, at the request of his little brother, and was never able to make it back home to his family or his little brother- to be a role model and a big brother to him! Yet even though Trayvon was innocent of any crime, he was caught up in the system and a world of prejudice and stereotypes and at the mercy of a no-win system of heartless, opportunist vigilantes that have targeted our young men for genocide and mentacide.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Son



YES! We have the same rights to our own Kujichagulia (Self-determination) -in building our own self- sustainable economic communities, just as Latinos, Mormons, Jewish, Native Americans, Chinese, Mennonites, Islamic, Italian, Japanese, Koreans, Buddhist, Taiwanese, and other communities have. WE NEED OUR OWN small businesses, land, resources, energy, militias, and police and private security! We DON’T NEED TO LIVE AS SECOND CLASS CITIZENS IN A society that still views Afrikan Americans as a “sub-class.”


I AM TRAYVON’s FAMILY. I am his mother, his aunt, his cousins, his sister, his teacher, his grandmother, and I live in HIS world… I have a right to grieve the loss of my son without the typical middle-class conservative worldview sentiments and opinions.  I hear the hateful gloating of the same old callus, insensitive and offensive, Archie Bunker bigoted mentality. It is apparent that the US Corporatakrazy may have some “demons” of their own to deal with. The US has used African Americans as scapegoats far too long.

By the way, there is no such thing as “race.” It is just another political imperialist construct to dehumanize, isolate, redline, and incite terrorism upon independent communities of color, and rob them of economic stability. There is an undeniable “skin game” that is real for melaninated peoples. This is pervasive all over the world, where Black skinned people are hidden outcasts from the overall population and society. Indian “Untouchables,”   Black Mexicans, Black Chinese, and Black Europeans are often hidden and unspoken. Yet, racial profiling still exists, along with, police brutality, the Injustice system, economic redlining, and other “white” collar criminals and invaders! When I use the word “white” I don’t speak of race- I speak of the 1% elite class and those who identify and discriminate using this construct to receive privileges. This is part of the Stockholm syndrome of PTSD(Post Traumatic Stress Disorders) that many suffer from.




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Friday, April 4, 2014

Building Bridges Between Black Parents in Public Education


Here are my comments to King Kihei of the Parent Teacher's Conference, for parents and education in Kansas City:







@ Kihei- We must revolutionize the way we think about education for our youth! As parents, We must return to “Dynastic” thinking. What I mean is- passing on a heritage of inherited wealth, stability and leading by example. This is how the elite think in provisions for their children. What I mean by “PRO-VISION” is -Visioning for the Long term futures with positive expectations and outcomes! I’m talking about 20-50-100 year plans for the outcomes and expectations for their youth and their children’s place in their family neighborhood and Economy ( Eco-Gnome). First of all, Dynastic Parents, home-school and surround their children with their Grandparents, extended families and elders. Or, they employ a private tutor, or put their children in private schools... Dynastic families know the importance of personally investing in their children, to build their educational environment with a state of the art tools, equipment and materials.






Dynastic Parents talk to their children and not at them. They make direct eye contact. They smile and send their love. They don't shout but speak in low stress, loving mother and father ease. Dynastic Black families share dialogue, and make suggestions and not commands, they seek out leadership roles for their youth... equipping their child with what they need-TO LEAD- Not to follow.
PARENTS are the First Teachers. It is important that we teach our own values, Spiritual Systems and History- It is important that each of their infants have ample lap time. It is vital that their infants have breast milk over formula. If they cannot breast feed. they should find a wet-nurse over formula...

THEY MUST READ TO THEIR CHILDREN- AND let their children catch them reading- by example- talk about books, Find Local Black writers and authors, and talk about current events in the news. This helps with values and critical thinking. If the parent is not teaching and passing on their values- someone else is/will. Buy local news papers like the Final Call. Fill your house with books about history and history makers. Take your children to your work, and other Black Businesses and share knowledge on financial literacy. We are Mind, Body and Spirit. We should connect with each child in Recreation, prayer, Meditations, eating healthy foods and in nature- take time outdoors to observe nature, Grow food together and share a spot in the family garden for your children to grow their own food selections. Buy the local and national Black newspapers.(There is a man standing right in the street to give you knowledge and/or a delicious bean pie!) and other local black media and magazines. Places like The Urban League give away magazines free of charge.
Many Black families are often caught in residential areas where there is a digital divide in communication and media resources. Families may have Cable television service, but overwhelmingly, they are in a dead zones without Internet resources. That means that students may have access to technology while in school but they go home to a more 3rd world environment, without reference materials and resource access or Books in their homes in contrast. Many of our smart phones have created a bridge in this situation, yet, there are still many people standing outside to get reception. and far too many times, these digital resources are not used for education but more for entertainment.


Although I strongly discourage Government funded schools for African American Indigo children, and the on going struggle of maintaining accreditation-. Every student should be surrounded with high expectations from Parents, teachers, staff and administration.
When you have parents, teachers and administration that have low to no expectation for their youth and family- blended with high scholars, the good students must suffer with the "bad apples" spoiling the whole bunch syndrome;" every body is "grinding for the dollar and surviving from day to day in a “by-design-system”, we fall short of Dynastic thinking, to poverty and starvation mentality.



Here in the Kansas City public schools, the 5 year cycle of "Let's decapitate the heads of the giant district", "right sizing" and "emergency bailout money," have dragged our youth and families through so many throw money in the fire superintendents and administrators- but we were too quick to replace one with another "right-size deal-maker," who may be taking under-the-table deals to sell out our youth. We failed to acknowledge that when the head comes off the body falls on our children, who suffer from the collateral damages in their academic excellence.
We forget that our youth are learning from EVERYTHING and EVERYONE -ALL THE TIME!


We need to help the parents and/or single parents who are overwhelmed or dysfunctional. - "We are only as strong as the weakest link" also comes to mind. Teachers should be identifying our struggling children not only academically but socially for the students success...


It is a war zone in the neighborhoods in many cases, with child custody issues and 2 youth dying every week... We NEED Counselors on staff for crisis counseling. When a youth dies, is sexually assaulted or abused in our schools and neighborhoods, or when a family member is incarcerated- WE NEED TO CARE! Apathy is an enemy.- These violent acts effects everyone of the people who knew that youth...


You Can't just ignore the whole child and just isolate academics... We are Mind, Body, Soul and Spirit...
Many students suffer from the 2:00pm to 6:00pm Gap. Where some children come home to a latch-key world of an unsupervised house. while both parents are away working, and no extended families, their meals may be Acidic devitalized and highly processed Microwaved foods like pizza, Ramen Noodles, baloney and Chicken nuggets(pink slime)- “? Corn Chips-salt and grease”, filled with High Fructose Corn Syrup- and other anti-foods like Cinnamon rolls from da corna-lika-stow- or poptarts - potpies or some other frozen boxed meal of GMO playfood… This toxic blend, stresses their vital organs to process and digest these foods, causing early onset diabetes, strokes obesity and early childhood heart attacks and cancers.

This is also the time- When Moms and; dads are "outa sight" and the children are outa their minds! Parents are monitoring their children with cell phones. The Television and video games are occupying their time. You have “Da katz away da mice will play” situations. Many children are more likely at these times, to participate in illegal Drug use, Drinking alcohol, Smoking, be involved with molesters vandalizing property, practice Sex- get pregnant- HIV, and be vulnerable where Pedophiles lurk. This time gap is a major setting for gang indoctrination. They sit in front of mind-numbing, violent music videos, cartoons, desensitizing video games, and become TV couch-potato- childhood-diabetes-obesity beasts. All under a truculent background of misogyny-ated message music dope buzz beats and Rap...





In our neighborhood, we have established the Amen Ankh Akademy tutoring resource and urban Agriculture center. On our block, any scholar can come by our Urban farm, and get free fruit and tutoring. They can learn about sustainable agriculture, also known as permaculture. We have created a positive hands-on interactive experience. We teach practical Arts and crafts and Green STEAM (Science Technology, Engineering, Industrial Arts, and Mathematics) through urban Agriculture and Nature appreciation. We encourage the fostering of home cottage industries in practical and industrial Crafts and arts. We practice stewardship to the natural environment and animals; recycling initiatives; as well as health and wellness. Just by word of mouth, many youth come by. We are Gnome Builders and encourage connections to nature, physical and mental health, the ecology, and Family. https://amen-ankh.blogspot.com
We practice the value system of Nguzo Saba (7principals) everyday! We are practitioners of health and wellness natural living.
Our Black Youth are targeted, racially profiled and stereotyped into hateful classifications of the delinquent, working poor, destined not to receive sustainable living wages. It is our Black young men who are gauged and judged, based on their grade level of literacy from the 3rd Grade, to be caught within a School to Prison Pipeline that feeds the Military-industrial Complex.


You can find in every city, ethnic communities that have their own cultural Economic and residential areas. When their children get out of school, they show up to a family-owned small business. Everyone except Black Americans. Black American Parents need to stop telling their children the (get “OUT of the ghetto”) ideas. Instead, encourage them to find their purpose and use their talents to take ownership and reconnect with their families and communities. We can have our own prosperous cultural areas within the whole of every city. Our people have a legacy of building Black Wall Streets. We must “Work to live” NOT “live to work”. We can rebuild our own sustainable communities. We need Teachers–who are invested not only in our Black students but in their neighborhood development. Our Black Youth need to be encouraged to acquire their skills and higher education and then return –Come right back- to their own neighborhoods and communities to work and build their own economy, health and prosperity, to take back ownership,To promote the cycle of inherited economic resources and stability, to re-develop their families and an African Centered Cultural community. This is good for Hispanic, Korean, Jewish, Islamic, Nigerian, Indian Communities. This should be good for Black Americans as well.


Another issue for parents and public Schools- Putting a child into college with only a remedial background, is like playing our children in a lottery – 9x out of 10 you lose -setting our children up for failure and debt. THESE COLLEGES KNOW THIS and take the child into their schools anyway- use their money for remedial classes then kick them out with a debt for life. I am not suggesting that our youth be discouraged from college bound higher education- especially in participating in HBCUs, Yet, Students should be able to accurately assess a variety of Vocations, skilled trades and careers. The pursuit of home cottage industries and entrepreneurial economic pursuits can actually be more viable and even more than pay for a formal education.

I would like to encourage the Parents who sit down with their families at least once a week and have a family morning, day, night, weekend- lock-in- turn off all electronic media- and eat a home-cooked meal time.


Our children need MORE Real, fresh fruits and vegetables in their bodies to grow properly-. So a fresh salad or smoothie... -to eat and talk with NO distractions. Have a smoothie breakfast- or Sunday dinner with Elders to teach family history, values and establish goals and objectives together... This calls for our schools to step up to the plate- in farm to school initiatives and updating their health and wellness plans and initiatives. A sound mind and alert learners need proper nutrition and a healthy body.
Black Families should Learn and Practice the Nguzo Saba- (Principals Seven)... Celebrate African American Culture with Umoja Karamu AT HOME, Celebrate Kwanzaa AT HOME- Go outside and enjoy the weather and observe life around them. Look at the moon and study the stars... breathe the outdoor air away from the city. Take a walk- go to a park,

let your child sit in a court room, a bank, or any career vocational setting, let them see black business owners, talk to automotive, or lawn cutting business owner, a black judge or attorney, ride with the police, Visit the elderly and volunteer in a nursing home or Hospital or juvenile detention center....


"It takes a loving supportive life team to raise a child"... this may be an over-saturated Afrikan Proverb- (And I personally don't like the term "village" to describe aboriginal or indigenous communities) - I prefer Gnome- Nome , Council of Elders- "The Griots" the "X-Klyn" lol..-







The objective of building a Gnome society of family is paramount. We should not prepare our children to be consumers and work jobs, to build someone else's empire, but, to build their own economy and community.




Kandaki-Ma Nuta Beqsu (Adenike Amen-Ra)

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Nuta Beqsu, is a Queen Ma of many Suns, Daughters, Grand Princesses and Princes, living in the urban Kansas City Area. Looking for solutions to the cycles of violence, health disparities, poverty, and inequalities in wealth, she opened the Amen Par Ankh, a Natural Life Center, and Amen Ankh Urban Farm. This is a green space for Child Care, Home Scholars, an Independent Library and Home Blessings and Notions. She is a blogger and respected public speaker and educator who has conducted several workshops at various organizations, served as a panelist and as keynote speaker at regional meetings. Nuta Beqsu means (heaven gives me balance) Nu, Nut, & Ta are Elemental powers of the Heavens: Nu is Atmosphere, Moisture, and Water. Nut is the Sky goddess. She represents the cosmos and the universe. The Universe is always giving birth to new solar systems and stars. Ta is the original word for land. Our land is our home, and the place for the empirical existence that we are experiencing. She seeks to live in balance between the planetary and heavenly existence. We are all connected to the land, trees, microcosm and macrocosm, Inner verse and universe. Nuta Beqsu (heaven gives me balance) will be programmed into conscious spirit, to produce thought sequences to direct a course of action as way to achieve successfulness in life. Visualization is thought converted into a pleasurable visual image(s) to achieve a goal and/or purpose. We connect with Divine Power to guide and direct our pathways. As a divine name is spoken the receiver has unity of direction in life. Her name reflects her Destiny. So, the sight Sound, vision, smells and colors associated with a divine name will give guidance in her pathway. Amen Par Ankh offers Consultations for Destiny, Name, Health, Career and Relationships. Call for your appointment: Feel free to Contact the Amen Ankh Urban Farm... amen.ankh@live.com or amen.parankh@gmail.com Please like our facebook pages: https://www.facebook.com/Green.Griot https://www.facebook.com/PARANKH , https://www.facebook.com/Amen.Ankh.Farm , https://www.facebook.com/Adenike.Art , https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ankh-The-Way-of-Life-Communities/140162689375565